Our third visit to Anawangin
My family loves the beach a lot...and everytime our feet is craving for beach sands, the nearest place to go is Anawangin Cove in Pundaquit, San Antonio, Zambales.
We are from Bataan and we can be here in just 2 hours by taking 2 buses (Balanga-Olongapo and Olongapo-San Antonio) and a tricycle ride. If you'll be coming from Manila, just go to Victory Liner terminal in Cubao, the ones going to Sta. Cruz or Iba, Zambales can take you here in just 4 hours bus ride. Jump off at the town of San Antonio and flag a tricycle going to Bry. Pundaquit at Php100. Contact Mang Vic (09297170739) first to check the situation if it's safe to cross the sea especially during rainy seasons.
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It's our third time in Anawangin but my kids are always excited to see this place, except that sleepy kid =) 
There are 3 to 4 camps in Anawangin and it depends on your contacts which camp they will take you. We usually go to Editha's Camp. Entrance Fee for overnight stay is Php100, Day Tour is Php50. If you were not able to bring a tent, you can rent them for a fee. And if you want to rent a kubo, it's Php200 when we came here in October of 2012. And in March 2013, it went up to Php1,500...so just bring a tent to save on costs =)
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The magnificent view from uphill
my future model...bend more =)
the other side of Anawangin
and when you hike higher...
this breathtaking view will welcome you...that's my hubby hanging on Agoho Tree
Yes! It's in the Philippines =)
Amazing view from the top
black belter Joshua in silhouette
Bantog Backpackers joined by Raymart and Brian
Time to go down guys, the sun's starting to set
when sun sets...
emote lang?
Daddy it's getting late, time to cook =)
Bring tent, blanket and pillows...it can be very cold at night... Bring flashlight, candle, matches, headlamp...there's no electricity at Anawangin... It can also rain at night so bring rain gears...
Good morning baby...mwah mwah tsup tsup
three great guys enjoying the morning breeze
my beautiful family in a beautiful place
with my ex boyfriend, hehe =)
my bunso and me =)
with my ex boyfriend, hehe =)
We will always come back to this beautiful place in Luzon...though it has no electricity and no signal... It will always be our favorite place =)
Expenses :
Balanga, Bataan to Olongapo to Balanga by bus - Php 70 x 2
Olongapo to San Antonio to Olongapo- Php 45 x 2
(If coming from Manila : Cubao to San Antonio to Cubao - around Php 280 x 2)
Tricycle San Antonio to Pundaquit to San Antonio- Php 100 (for a group of 3 to 4)
boat ride from Pundaquit to Anawangin(roundtrip) - Php 1,500 or if in a group Php200/person
Entrance fee to Anawangin - Php 100 (Day Tour Php50 only)
What to Bring?
tent
4 liters of water/person/day
meals for 2 days
chicheria, candies, fruits
noodles, coffee/milo
charcoal for cooking
clothing for 2 days
swim wears
blanket, jacket, pillows
candle, match
flashlight, headlight
mess kit, utensils
mat, sleeping bag
rain gear
personal things like toothpaste, toothbrush
soap, shampoo
toiletries,
lotion, sunblock
hand sanitizer/alcohol
Contact Number : 09297170739 - Mang Vic
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